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Radio reception; a simple and complete explanation of the principles of radio telephony, and a full exposition of the successful methods of radio reception; with special reference to practical tuning and to radio-and audio-frequency amplifications

by: Marx, Harry J; Van Muffling, Adrian, joint author

Publication date: 1922

Usage: Public Domain Mark 1.0

Topics: Radio

Publisher: New York, London, G.P. Putnam's sons

Collection: folkscanomy_miscellaneous; folkscanomy; additional_collections

Language: English

CONTENTS
CHAPTER PAGE
Foreword iii
I. — Elements of Electricity and Magnetism 3
II. — Waves and Wave Action 23
III. — Crystal and Vacuum Tube Detectors 46
IV. — Receivers and Loud Speakers 67
V. — Condensers and Resistances 75
VI. — Tuning and Tuning Apparatus 88
VII. — Amplifying Circuits 114
VIII. — Antenna and Ground 128
IX. — Batteries 145
X. — Miscellaneous Apparatus 152
XI. — Don'ts 169
APPENDIX
I. — Radio Formulae 177
II. — Calculation of Tuning Apparatus 187
III. — Hook-up Diagram 208
Index of Hook-up Diagrams 231
General Index 235
TABLES
I. — Wavelengths and Frequencies 45
II. — Dielectric Constants 184
III. — Honeycomb Coil Values 185
IV. — Inductance of Coils 186
V. — Antenna Characteristics 4-strand L 199
VI. — Antenna Characteristics 4-strand T 200
VII. — Antenna Characteristics Single Wire L 201
VIII. — Antenna Characteristics Single Wire T 202
IX. — Correction Factor 203
X. — Turns Per Inch of Copper Wire 204
XI. — Wire Diameters 205
XII. — Wavelength Characteristics 206-207

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